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That is not informing the potential buyer in a simple way, that's hiding the information in a different page, one which is a long text made up of legalese which one need Legal Training to fully understand.
You're just making my point.
You know what would be a simple, obvious, honest way of in that page of telling the purchaser that they're buying a license?
"Strangely" Steam chooses not do any such thing or similar and instead chooses to "inform" buyers with a link to a different page which is a wall of legal text.
I'm not really arguing against your point either though. I'm just saying it's there. But I agree it can and should be clearer. I'm agreeing with you. ๐
nobody said otherwise. It's pointless to be arguing that point. It's like saying, google can monopolize the smartphone market because they have allowed that themselves in the terms of service, and people clearly agreed that and more
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Agree to disagree that it's pointless. You agree to the service or don't use the service. Nobody is forcing your hand at buying video games.
But it should be clearer for the dumb dumbs, definitely.